I The Frontier
PUBLISHED EVERT THURSDAY BY
inn FRONTIER PRINTING OOMPANI
KING & CRONIN. Editors.
Is the Sun s silent party to the print
ln( combine?
Thurston, the pride of Nebraska
who is not proud of him?
, The Frontier’s decision in the Sun
Beacon Light mill gives universal satis
t, faction. _ _
The beys who signed Wettlaugher’i
recommendation would be right glad if
they only bad a string on it.
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If Jack HcColl is in the field for gov
ernor the other candidates will all know
they have been to a convention.
County Clere Bethea estimates
that the new supervisor system will
save the county at least $3,600 per year.
It is more than probable that the Ne
braska delegation will be for McKinley.
The Frontier has nothing laid up
against McKinley.
Kven the meadow larks that went
south In the fall are returning in disgust
to Holt county. There are certain char
acteristics common to all bipeds.
' Sheriff Hamilton displayed mighty
poor taste in being interviewed in
Omaha in behalf of the vigilantes. It
but sustains The Frontier in the as
sertion that the pops sympathize with
the mobs.
Charles W. Hackktt, chairman of
the New York state committee, writes
The Frontier that Governor Morton,
of that state, is a candidate for the pres
idency. Mr. Morton will not be the
last man in the race by any means.
Now that tbe printing contract baa
bean let tbe Inman News man will prob
ably conclude that when Thb Frohtibh
epeabi it speaks by tbe card. It is not
a difficult taak to correctly gueu tbe di
rection in wblcb a populist will jump.
Tbvrstoh’s speech In tbe senate
Tuesday baa establisbed (or blm in that
body a reputation as an orator. His re
marks wero eloquent and patriotic and
elicited tbe warmest applause from his
colleagues. What a contrast is his 85
minute speech with Allen’s 16-hour ha
rangue. __ _
Not many weeks ago tbe Sun volun
teered the opinion that the tax list
ebould be let to tbe lowest responsible
bidder. Tbe populist board, however,
let the contract to the highest bidder,
- The question now is, does the populist
Sun uphold the populist board, or other
wise?
Thb populist county boards of tbe
entire state seem to have combined in
giving tbe legal printing to their party
papers at prices away above bids filed
by other publications, and the rpsult is
a bowl from tbe seat of every such
county. A pop ceases to be a pop
when he ceases grabbing for spoils,
Taut* does not make tbe blind see,
the lame walk, nor does it raise tbe
dead to life, but it is a good, sound, sen
slble policy for the United States for its
growth in riches and civilisation, and if
it la stricken down the people who in
their secret hearts will think us the
moat shortsighted Will be the foreigners
who profit by our folly.—'Thos. Reed.'
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Wbilb Jack McOoll was in Omaha
tjbls week, says the World-Herald, “be
made no bones of the fact that he is a
candidate for the republican nomina
tion for governor.** This information is
presumably authentic, and it need not
surprise the natives should the genial
Dawson county statesman secure the
long coveted honor of a nomination.—
Kearney Hub.
1* would b« • Rood Idea if Fanton
could be proeeeuted without the politi
cal partiee taking sidei in the matter,
we Me no reason why It cannot be
done. Hie attempt to arouee republi
can sympathy by claiming the pope will
not give him a fair trial, will fall abort.
He himeelf hu always been looked
upon u a populist But that la neither
bete nor there: by hie flight he confess
od hie guilt and the beat thing he can do
la to return and take hie medicine.
Gov. Holooxb's congreieional boom
ta getting but little active aupport in
thie county, and If he peralata in being
a candidate he will have to go into the
convention with hie own party openly
oppoeed to him. da may be etrong
enough in the diatrict to got the nomi
nation without the aupport of Custer
county, but if he does, the bitter oppo
sition to him will cause hia defeat at the
polls.—Custer County Republican.
It doesn’t matter much it the Custer
eobnty populists are oppoeed to Hoi
; comb; he will get the nomination, and
be defeated at the polls.
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i. An now cornea the atatemenl that
‘George D. Melklejobn is Rosewater’s
Candidate for governor. This state
ment was made by Judge Scott in Lin
coln a few days ago. Be that as it may,
Mr. Melklejobn is a good man for gov
ernor, but It looks now as if it would
turn out to be Meiklejohn against the
; fluid, and when the field contains such
jeee as Eugene Moore of Norfolk. W.
J. Broateh of Omaha. C. L. Richards of
Hebron. A. K. Cady of 8t. Paul and a
few more like them, it means that there
fee pretty herd fight ou hand for Meik
tsjohn.—Alliance Guide.
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